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The Golden
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Caleidos
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Bystander
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Monsieur Hiver
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Red Oilskin
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Adam and Eve
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Apples of the Sun
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nooirax producciones Madrid, Spain
Since 2008, independent eclectic, alternative and experimental rock music label based in Madrid, Spain
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